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at the liberty of the performer |
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fairly fast (a little slower than allegro) |
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a slow tempo (between andante and largo) |
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moderately slowly; at a wakling pace |
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a little faster than andante |
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for stringed instruments: resume bowing after a pizzicato passage |
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a smajor scale in which the 3rd, 7th, and sometimes the 5th degrees are lowered |
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chords consisting of a combo of at least 3 adjacents notes of any scale |
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at an easy, comfortable tempo |
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expression, with expression |
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pause; hold note or rest longer than written value |
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return to normal register |
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strongly accented, hammered |
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metronome marking (Maelzel’s Metronome) |
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the interval of an octave |
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an eight note scale consisting of a strict alteration of tones and semitones |
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a five note scale (one example found on the black keys of the keyboard) |
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for stringed instruments: pluck the string instead of bowing |
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a combo of 2 or more different chords |
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first; the upper part of a duet |
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chords built on a series of 4ths |
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repeat the music between the signs |
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suddenly slower, held back |
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a flexible tempo using slight variations of speed to enhance musical expression |
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second; the lower part of a duet |
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chords consisting of a root, 3rd, 5th, and 7th |
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a sudden strong accent of a single note or chord |
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continue in the same manner as indicated |
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